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Oregon Sourdough Co. is relocating from Roseburg to Myrtle Creek, with its last day at the Stephens Street bakery set for Saturday, June 20.

The bakery's new home will be at 236 N. Main St. in Myrtle Creek, just off Exit 108. This week is the final stretch of operations at the Roseburg shop before the transition.

The move was not part of the business's original plans. According to the bakery, an extensive search for available space in Roseburg did not produce a workable option, and an opportunity in Myrtle Creek opened up instead. The new space offers more room to expand its lineup of sourdough breads, pastries, and other items.

A grand opening date for the Myrtle Creek location has not been set yet. They will share updates as plans are finalized

Oregon Sourdough Co. is relocating from Roseburg to Myrtle Creek, with its last day at the Stephens Street bakery set for Saturday, June 20.The bakery's new home will be at 236 N. Main St. in Myrtle Creek, just off Exit 108. This week is the final stretch of operations at the Roseburg shop before the transition.The move was not part of the business's original plans. According to the bakery, an extensive search for available space in Roseburg did not produce a workable option, and an opportunity in Myrtle Creek opened up instead. The new space offers more room to expand its lineup of sourdough breads, pastries, and other items.A grand opening date for the Myrtle Creek location has not been set yet. They will share updates as plans are finalized

Bakery closes its Stephens Street location June 20

Oregon Sourdough Co. is relocating from Roseburg to Myrtle Creek, with its last day at the Stephens Street bakery set for Saturday, June 20.

The bakery's new home will be at 236 N. Main St. in Myrtle Creek, just off Exit 108. This week is the final stretch of operations at the Roseburg shop before the transition.

The move was not part of the business's original plans. According to the bakery, an extensive search for available space in Roseburg did not produce a workable option, and an opportunity in Myrtle Creek opened up instead. The new space offers more room to expand its lineup of sourdough breads, pastries, and other items.

A grand opening date for the Myrtle Creek location has not been set yet. They will share updates as plans are finalized

Oregon Sourdough Co. to Relocate From Roseburg to Myrtle Creek

UPDATE - AS OF 6/16/26, 2:18 P.M.

The natural cover fire in the 2400 block of Diamond Lake Boulevard has been contained and firefighters are working on mop up at this time.  The cause of the fire was found to be from a commercial mower conducting regular maintenance on the property.  

Roseburg Fire Department wants to remind residents to use caution when using mowers and lawn equipment during hot and dry conditions.  It is a good reminder to residents within the city limits of Roseburg that mowers and all power equipment should be used in the early morning hours or late evening during these hot and dry conditions, especially when cutting dried, cured grass.  Residents are encouraged to have a water supply and/or extinguisher readily available when using these tools.

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AVOID THE AREA - DUE TO NATURAL COVER FIRE

Firefighters are on scene of an approximately 4 acre natural cover fire in the 2400 block of Diamond Lake Boulevard (known as the old Champion Mill site).  Please avoid the area.  Multiple units and agencies are on scene assisting with fire operations.  Updates will be provided as they become available.  No evacuation notices have been put out at this time.

Via Roseburg Fire Department.

UPDATE - AS OF 6/16/26, 2:18 P.M.The natural cover fire in the 2400 block of Diamond Lake Boulevard has been contained and firefighters are working on mop up at this time. The cause of the fire was found to be from a commercial mower conducting regular maintenance on the property. Roseburg Fire Department wants to remind residents to use caution when using mowers and lawn equipment during hot and dry conditions. It is a good reminder to residents within the city limits of Roseburg that mowers and all power equipment should be used in the early morning hours or late evening during these hot and dry conditions, especially when cutting dried, cured grass. Residents are encouraged to have a water supply and/or extinguisher readily available when using these tools.--------------AVOID THE AREA - DUE TO NATURAL COVER FIREFirefighters are on scene of an approximately 4 acre natural cover fire in the 2400 block of Diamond Lake Boulevard (known as the old Champion Mill site). Please avoid the area. Multiple units and agencies are on scene assisting with fire operations. Updates will be provided as they become available. No evacuation notices have been put out at this time.Via Roseburg Fire Department.

Steffanie Moore

Crews battle four acre blaze at old Champion Mill site

The natural cover fire in the 2400 block of Diamond Lake Boulevard has been contained and firefighters are working on mop up at this time.  The cause of the fire was found to be from a commercial mower conducting regular maintenance on the property.  

Roseburg Fire Department wants to remind residents to use caution when using mowers and lawn equipment during hot and dry conditions.  It is a good reminder to residents within the city limits of Roseburg that mowers and all power equipment should be used in the early morning hours or late evening during these hot and dry conditions, especially when cutting dried, cured grass.  Residents are encouraged to have a water supply and/or extinguisher readily available when using these tools.

AVOID THE AREA - DUE TO NATURAL COVER FIRE

Firefighters are on scene of an approximately 4 acre natural cover fire in the 2400 block of Diamond Lake Boulevard (known as the old Champion Mill site).  Please avoid the area.  Multiple units and agencies are on scene assisting with fire operations.  Updates will be provided as they become available.  No evacuation notices have been put out at this time.

Crews Battle 4-Acre Brush Fire at Old Champion Mill Site on Diamond Lake Boulevard

The Douglas County Parks Department, in partnership with the Oregon State Marine Board (OSMB) and the Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife (ODFW) announce upcoming temporary staggered closures of the East and West Boat Docks, Ramps and associated parking areas at Cooper Creek County Park to accommodate a much-anticipated marine infrastructure improvement project. The project includes replacement of both boat docks and parking lot paving designed to improve public access, safety, and recreational boating opportunities.

The East Boat Ramp, Dock and Parking Lot, located on the east end of the reservoir off Cooper Creek Road, will be closed beginning June 17, 2026, for construction activities, including boarding dock replacement, parking lot resurfacing, and related site accessibility improvements. During construction, the East Boat Ramp area will be fully closed to the public, and no vehicle, pedestrian, or boating access will be available. Contractors anticipate completing work and reopening the facility by June 22, 2026; however, construction schedules are weather-dependent and subject to change. Throughout this phase of the project, the West Boat Ramp will remain open and available for public boat launching and recreational use.

The West Boat Ramp, Dock and Parking Lot, located off Edgewater Drive adjacent to the front entrance of the park and the dam, will close beginning July 5, 2026, to allow for similar improvements, including Boarding dock replacement, parking lot resurfacing, and related site accessibility improvements. The site will be fully closed to the public during construction, with no vehicle, pedestrian, or boating access available. The Contractor anticipates completing work and reopening the facility on or before September 4, 2026; although weather conditions may affect the project timeline. During this phase, visitors will be directed to use the East Boat Ramp for boating access and recreational activities.

The project will modernize both launch facilities by replacing aging boat docks and upgrading adjacent parking areas. These upgrades are intended to enhance public safety, increase accessibility, and provide an improved recreational experience for boaters and park visitors. Through a request for bids process, Topper Industries I, LLC, was awarded the dock replacement contract, and local contractor JRT Construction, LLC, was awarded the paving contract.

Project funding is being provided through OSMB 2025-2027 Cycle One and Cycle Two Facility Grant award #1743 ($561,736), federal pass thru U.S. Fish and Wildlife Sport Fish Restoration funds via Sub-Award Grant #293-25 from ODFW ($485,209), Umpqua Fishery Enhancement Derby ($3,500), Sutherlin Rotary Club ($1,000), and $403,150 in matching Douglas County Park revenue funds. The OSMB grant funding program uses revenue generated from motorized boater fees and taxes to support the development and improvement of boating facilities statewide. The ODFW grant is from the Sport Fish Restoration federal program with revenue generated from user excise taxes on fishing gear and boat fuel that is passed through to states to support recreational boating access projects.

Douglas County appreciates the public's patience and cooperation during construction as these important and exciting improvements are completed. Again, at least one ramp/dock will remain open during the construction process. Please use extra caution and follow construction, detour, and warning signs posted at the park. The project is expected to be completed by Labor Day Weekend 2026.

Cooper Creek County Park is located approximately three miles southeast of Sutherlin and provides recreational access to the 166-acre Cooper Creek Reservoir. The Douglas County Parks Department was established in 1949 and was the first County Park system in Oregon. From the Pacific Ocean to the Cascades and throughout the 100 Valleys of the Umpqua, the Park system now encompasses 70 properties, including 23 boat ramps, 11 campgrounds and 42-day use parks. For more information about Douglas County Parks visit https://www.douglascountyor.gov/802/Parks.

The OSMB was established in 1959 by the Oregon Legislature in response to the federal Boating Safety Act of 1958. It is Oregon's recreational boating agency, dedicated to promoting safe, enjoyable, and environmentally responsible boating throughout the state. The agency provides boating education and safety programs, manages boating access and facility grants, registers and titles boats, and works with local governments and partners to improve and maintain public boating facilities. For more information about the OSMB visit https://www.oregon.gov/osmb/pages/index.aspx.

ODFW is the state agency responsible for protecting and enhancing Oregon's fish and wildlife resources and the habitats upon which they depend. Guided by its mission to conserve fish, wildlife, and their habitats for the use and enjoyment of present and future generations, ODFW manages wildlife populations, fisheries, hatcheries, wildlife areas, and public access opportunities across the state. The agency works collaboratively with local communities, landowners, tribes, conservation organizations, and government partners to promote science-based stewardship, habitat restoration, outdoor recreation, and sustainable resource management throughout Oregon. For more information about ODFW visit https://www.dfw.state.or.us/ or email Holly Huchko at holly.a.huchko@odfw.oregon.gov.

Via Douglas County Parks, Oregon State Marine Board, and Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife.

The Douglas County Parks Department, in partnership with the Oregon State Marine Board (OSMB) and the Oregon Department of Fish &amp; Wildlife (ODFW) announce upcoming temporary staggered closures of the East and West Boat Docks, Ramps and associated parking areas at Cooper Creek County Park to accommodate a much-anticipated marine infrastructure improvement project. The project includes replacement of both boat docks and parking lot paving designed to improve public access, safety, and recreational boating opportunities.The East Boat Ramp, Dock and Parking Lot, located on the east end of the reservoir off Cooper Creek Road, will be closed beginning June 17, 2026, for construction activities, including boarding dock replacement, parking lot resurfacing, and related site accessibility improvements. During construction, the East Boat Ramp area will be fully closed to the public, and no vehicle, pedestrian, or boating access will be available. Contractors anticipate completing work and reopening the facility by June 22, 2026; however, construction schedules are weather-dependent and subject to change. Throughout this phase of the project, the West Boat Ramp will remain open and available for public boat launching and recreational use.The West Boat Ramp, Dock and Parking Lot, located off Edgewater Drive adjacent to the front entrance of the park and the dam, will close beginning July 5, 2026, to allow for similar improvements, including Boarding dock replacement, parking lot resurfacing, and related site accessibility improvements. The site will be fully closed to the public during construction, with no vehicle, pedestrian, or boating access available. The Contractor anticipates completing work and reopening the facility on or before September 4, 2026; although weather conditions may affect the project timeline. During this phase, visitors will be directed to use the East Boat Ramp for boating access and recreational activities.The project will modernize both launch facilities by replacing aging boat docks and upgrading adjacent parking areas. These upgrades are intended to enhance public safety, increase accessibility, and provide an improved recreational experience for boaters and park visitors. Through a request for bids process, Topper Industries I, LLC, was awarded the dock replacement contract, and local contractor JRT Construction, LLC, was awarded the paving contract.Project funding is being provided through OSMB 2025-2027 Cycle One and Cycle Two Facility Grant award #1743 ($561,736), federal pass thru U.S. Fish and Wildlife Sport Fish Restoration funds via Sub-Award Grant #293-25 from ODFW ($485,209), Umpqua Fishery Enhancement Derby ($3,500), Sutherlin Rotary Club ($1,000), and $403,150 in matching Douglas County Park revenue funds. The OSMB grant funding program uses revenue generated from motorized boater fees and taxes to support the development and improvement of boating facilities statewide. The ODFW grant is from the Sport Fish Restoration federal program with revenue generated from user excise taxes on fishing gear and boat fuel that is passed through to states to support recreational boating access projects.Douglas County appreciates the public's patience and cooperation during construction as these important and exciting improvements are completed. Again, at least one ramp/dock will remain open during the construction process. Please use extra caution and follow construction, detour, and warning signs posted at the park. The project is expected to be completed by Labor Day Weekend 2026.Cooper Creek County Park is located approximately three miles southeast of Sutherlin and provides recreational access to the 166-acre Cooper Creek Reservoir. The Douglas County Parks Department was established in 1949 and was the first County Park system in Oregon. From the Pacific Ocean to the Cascades and throughout the 100 Valleys of the Umpqua, the Park system now encompasses 70 properties, including 23 boat ramps, 11 campgrounds and 42-day use parks. For more information about Douglas County Parks visit https://www.douglascountyor.gov/802/Parks.The OSMB was established in 1959 by the Oregon Legislature in response to the federal Boating Safety Act of 1958. It is Oregon's recreational boating agency, dedicated to promoting safe, enjoyable, and environmentally responsible boating throughout the state. The agency provides boating education and safety programs, manages boating access and facility grants, registers and titles boats, and works with local governments and partners to improve and maintain public boating facilities. For more information about the OSMB visit https://www.oregon.gov/osmb/pages/index.aspx.ODFW is the state agency responsible for protecting and enhancing Oregon's fish and wildlife resources and the habitats upon which they depend. Guided by its mission to conserve fish, wildlife, and their habitats for the use and enjoyment of present and future generations, ODFW manages wildlife populations, fisheries, hatcheries, wildlife areas, and public access opportunities across the state. The agency works collaboratively with local communities, landowners, tribes, conservation organizations, and government partners to promote science-based stewardship, habitat restoration, outdoor recreation, and sustainable resource management throughout Oregon. For more information about ODFW visit https://www.dfw.state.or.us/ or email Holly Huchko at holly.a.huchko@odfw.oregon.gov.Via Douglas County Parks, Oregon State Marine Board, and Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife.

A serene lake reflects a dense, evergreen forest that covers a rolling hillside under a partly cloudy sky.

East and West boat ramps closing on staggered schedules

The Douglas County Parks Department, in partnership with the Oregon State Marine Board (OSMB) and the Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife (ODFW) announce upcoming temporary staggered closures of the East and West Boat Docks, Ramps and associated parking areas at Cooper Creek County Park to accommodate a much-anticipated marine infrastructure improvement project. The project includes replacement of both boat docks and parking lot paving designed to improve public access, safety, and recreational boating opportunities.

The East Boat Ramp, Dock and Parking Lot, located on the east end of the reservoir off Cooper Creek Road, will be closed beginning June 17, 2026, for construction activities, including boarding dock replacement, parking lot resurfacing, and related site accessibility improvements. During construction, the East Boat Ramp area will be fully closed to the public, and no vehicle, pedestrian, or boating access will be available. Contractors anticipate completing work and reopening the facility by June 22, 2026; however, construction schedules are weather-dependent and subject to change. Throughout this phase of the project, the West Boat Ramp will remain open and available for public boat launching and recreational use.

The West Boat Ramp, Dock and Parking Lot, located off Edgewater Drive adjacent to the front entrance of the park and the dam, will close beginning July 5, 2026, to allow for similar improvements, including Boarding dock replacement, parking lot resurfacing, and related site accessibility improvements. The site will be fully closed to the public during construction, with no vehicle, pedestrian, or boating access available. The Contractor anticipates completing work and reopening the facility on or before September 4, 2026; although weather conditions may affect the project timeline. During this phase, visitors will be directed to use the East Boat Ramp for boating access and recreational activities.

The project will modernize both launch facilities by replacing aging boat docks and upgrading adjacent parking areas. These upgrades are intended to enhance public safety, increase accessibility, and provide an improved recreational experience for boaters and park visitors. Through a request for bids process, Topper Industries I, LLC, was awarded the dock replacement contract, and local contractor JRT Construction, LLC, was awarded the paving contract.

Project funding is being provided through OSMB 2025-2027 Cycle One and Cycle Two Facility Grant award #1743 ($561,736), federal pass thru U.S. Fish and Wildlife Sport Fish Restoration funds via Sub-Award Grant #293-25 from ODFW ($485,209), Umpqua Fishery Enhancement Derby ($3,500), Sutherlin Rotary Club ($1,000), and $403,150 in matching Douglas County Park revenue funds. The OSMB grant funding program uses revenue generated from motorized boater fees and taxes to support the development and improvement of boating facilities statewide. The ODFW grant is from the Sport Fish Restoration federal program with revenue generated from user excise taxes on fishing gear and boat fuel that is passed through to states to support recreational boating access projects.

Douglas County appreciates the public's patience and cooperation during construction as these important and exciting improvements are completed. Again, at least one ramp/dock will remain open during the construction process. Please use extra caution and follow construction, detour, and warning signs posted at the park. The project is expected to be completed by Labor Day Weekend 2026.

Cooper Creek County Park is located approximately three miles southeast of Sutherlin and provides recreational access to the 166-acre Cooper Creek Reservoir. The Douglas County Parks Department was established in 1949 and was the first County Park system in Oregon. From the Pacific Ocean to the Cascades and throughout the 100 Valleys of the Umpqua, the Park system now encompasses 70 properties, including 23 boat ramps, 11 campgrounds and 42-day use parks. For more information about Douglas County Parks visit https://www.douglascountyor.gov/802/Parks.

The OSMB was established in 1959 by the Oregon Legislature in response to the federal Boating Safety Act of 1958. It is Oregon's recreational boating agency, dedicated to promoting safe, enjoyable, and environmentally responsible boating throughout the state. The agency provides boating education and safety programs, manages boating access and facility grants, registers and titles boats, and works with local governments and partners to improve and maintain public boating facilities. For more information about the OSMB visit https://www.oregon.gov/osmb/pages/index.aspx.

ODFW is the state agency responsible for protecting and enhancing Oregon's fish and wildlife resources and the habitats upon which they depend. Guided by its mission to conserve fish, wildlife, and their habitats for the use and enjoyment of present and future generations, ODFW manages wildlife populations, fisheries, hatcheries, wildlife areas, and public access opportunities across the state. The agency works collaboratively with local communities, landowners, tribes, conservation organizations, and government partners to promote science-based stewardship, habitat restoration, outdoor recreation, and sustainable resource management throughout Oregon. For more information about ODFW visit https://www.dfw.state.or.us/ or email Holly Huchko at holly.a.huchko@odfw.oregon.gov.

Via Douglas County Parks, Oregon State Marine Board, and Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife.

Boat Dock Improvements Coming to Cooper Creek

From Roseburg Fire Department Wednesday June 10th:

"This afternoon, at 4:53 p.m., fire crews from the Roseburg Fire Department and Cow Creek Tribal Fire Management responded to a reported natural cover fire on Reservoir Hill. Firefighters arrived on scene to find a slow moving, dry vegetation fire alongside the lower portion of Reservoir Hill.  The fire was unrelated to the controlled burn at the top of the hill earlier this morning.

The acre and a half fire is 100% lined and 50% of mop up operations have been completed as of 6:30 p.m. this evening.  This fire poses no threat to structures or homes.  The cause of the fire is under investigation.  Smoke will continue to be visible throughout the evening, as crews continue mop-up progress on the fire. 

With dry vegetation and temperatures expected to rise in the coming days, fire danger throughout our area is increasing significantly. The Roseburg Fire Department and Cow Creek Tribal Fire Management want to urge all community members to follow current fire restrictions, use extreme caution with any activity that could spark a fire, and do their part to help prevent human-caused wildfires."

Via Roseburg Fire Department.

From Roseburg Fire Department Wednesday June 10th:"This afternoon, at 4:53 p.m., fire crews from the Roseburg Fire Department and Cow Creek Tribal Fire Management responded to a reported natural cover fire on Reservoir Hill. Firefighters arrived on scene to find a slow moving, dry vegetation fire alongside the lower portion of Reservoir Hill. The fire was unrelated to the controlled burn at the top of the hill earlier this morning.The acre and a half fire is 100% lined and 50% of mop up operations have been completed as of 6:30 p.m. this evening. This fire poses no threat to structures or homes. The cause of the fire is under investigation. Smoke will continue to be visible throughout the evening, as crews continue mop-up progress on the fire. With dry vegetation and temperatures expected to rise in the coming days, fire danger throughout our area is increasing significantly. The Roseburg Fire Department and Cow Creek Tribal Fire Management want to urge all community members to follow current fire restrictions, use extreme caution with any activity that could spark a fire, and do their part to help prevent human-caused wildfires."Via Roseburg Fire Department.

Kathy Guentner

No homes threatened; blaze unrelated to morning's controlled burnf

From Roseburg Fire Department Wednesday June 10th:

"This afternoon, at 4:53 p.m., fire crews from the Roseburg Fire Department and Cow Creek Tribal Fire Management responded to a reported natural cover fire on Reservoir Hill. Firefighters arrived on scene to find a slow moving, dry vegetation fire alongside the lower portion of Reservoir Hill.  The fire was unrelated to the controlled burn at the top of the hill earlier this morning.

The acre and a half fire is 100% lined and 50% of mop up operations have been completed as of 6:30 p.m. this evening.  This fire poses no threat to structures or homes.  The cause of the fire is under investigation.  Smoke will continue to be visible throughout the evening, as crews continue mop-up progress on the fire. 

With dry vegetation and temperatures expected to rise in the coming days, fire danger throughout our area is increasing significantly. The Roseburg Fire Department and Cow Creek Tribal Fire Management want to urge all community members to follow current fire restrictions, use extreme caution with any activity that could spark a fire, and do their part to help prevent human-caused wildfires."

Crews Contain Acre-and-a-Half Fire on Reservoir Hill

Old River Bed Farms begins their cherry u-pick season Thursday, June 11, with an evening session running from 5:00 to 7:30 p.m. at the farm at 344 Hooten Road in Winston.

Pickers will find Bing and Rainier cherries on the trees. The farm has set its u-pick price at two dollars per pound and accepts cash, check, and Farm-Direct.

The opening night is the first of a regular schedule the farm announced for the 2026 season. Evening picking is available Tuesday and Thursday from 5:00 to 7:30 p.m. Morning hours run Monday, Friday, and Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to noon.

Old River Bed Farms begins their cherry u-pick season Thursday, June 11, with an evening session running from 5:00 to 7:30 p.m. at the farm at 344 Hooten Road in Winston.Pickers will find Bing and Rainier cherries on the trees. The farm has set its u-pick price at two dollars per pound and accepts cash, check, and Farm-Direct.The opening night is the first of a regular schedule the farm announced for the 2026 season. Evening picking is available Tuesday and Thursday from 5:00 to 7:30 p.m. Morning hours run Monday, Friday, and Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to noon.

Katy Hogan

Bing and Rainier cherries at two dollars a pound

Old River Bed Farms begins their cherry u-pick season Thursday, June 11, with an evening session running from 5:00 to 7:30 p.m. at the farm at 344 Hooten Road in Winston.

Pickers will find Bing and Rainier cherries on the trees. The farm has set its u-pick price at two dollars per pound and accepts cash, check, and Farm-Direct.

The opening night is the first of a regular schedule the farm announced for the 2026 season. Evening picking is available Tuesday and Thursday from 5:00 to 7:30 p.m. Morning hours run Monday, Friday, and Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to noon.

Old River Bed Farms Opens Cherry U-Pick Season Thursday

Big Bend Berries opens their u-pick blueberry season Saturday, June 13, at 8 a.m. The farm is located at 458 Big Bend Road in Roseburg.

Picking starts with the Patriot variety. Blueberries are priced at $1.85 per pound. The farm says it does not spray its plants.

Pickers should bring their own containers. Payment is cash or check only.

Hours for the season run Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday from 8 a.m. to around noon, and Tuesday and Thursday from 5 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. The farm is closed Sundays.

Big Bend Berries opens their u-pick blueberry season Saturday, June 13, at 8 a.m. The farm is located at 458 Big Bend Road in Roseburg.Picking starts with the Patriot variety. Blueberries are priced at $1.85 per pound. The farm says it does not spray its plants.Pickers should bring their own containers. Payment is cash or check only.Hours for the season run Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday from 8 a.m. to around noon, and Tuesday and Thursday from 5 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. The farm is closed Sundays.

U-pick blueberries return to Roseburg starting June 13

Big Bend Berries opens their u-pick blueberry season Saturday, June 13, at 8 a.m. The farm is located at 458 Big Bend Road in Roseburg.

Picking starts with the Patriot variety. Blueberries are priced at $1.85 per pound. The farm says it does not spray its plants.

Pickers should bring their own containers. Payment is cash or check only.

Hours for the season run Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday from 8 a.m. to around noon, and Tuesday and Thursday from 5 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. The farm is closed Sundays.

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